Anybody have experience running rbldnsd (serving surbl zones) on
IPv6 addresses?
Clearly the data -in- the zones are IPv4 values but the servers
can communicate using IPv6 addresses.
I'm in the process of a general config refresh & IPv6 deployment
and noticed that the surbl dns servers lists that my copies are in
(a.surb.org & b.surbl.org) only contain IPv4 addrs (A records), no
AAAA records.
So is this just inertial or is there a reason for not listing IPv6
addrs for rbldnsd servers? I did a local test with rbldnsd-0.996b
on SLES11-SP1 and it seems to run/answer on IPv6 just fine.
Dave
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<dbfunk (at) engineering.uiowa.edu> College of Engineering
319/335-5751 FAX: 319/384-0549 1256 Seamans Center
Sys_admin/Postmaster/cell_admin Iowa City, IA 52242-1527
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Hi,
We've just submitted a removal request for our domain aldaniti.net using
lookup page in surbl.com.
We send an email with all the information about our company and we
explain that we do e-mail marketing actively for those who previously
agreed and accepted to receive this kind of e-mail.
But our domain is still in the blacklist.
Is there anyway to know why are we being listed in ws.surbl.org blacklist?
How long will it take for our domain to be removed from the list?
In case we will be delisted, will there be any email notification?
Regards,
Aldaniti Team.
I am getting this message from a few recipients
X-Supplementary-Info: < c2bthomr14.btconnect.com #5.2.0 SMTP; 550
5.7.1 Rejected - listed at SURBL/CURBL>
any suggestions!!
Dean Harvey
Factory Furniture Ltd - specialist street furniture designers and
manufacturers with in-house production facilities.
FSC Chain of custody certification No.CU-COC-806405. For further
information on Forestry Stewardship Council certified timbers http://www.fsc-uk.info/
The information in this e-mail and any attachments is confidential and
is intended for the addressee only. Unless stated to the contrary, any
opinions or comments are personal to the writer and do not represent
the official view of Factory Furniture Ltd
I run the URL shortener dft.ba. SURBL keeps sending out emails to us saying our shortener is being used for spam links. So far I have been sent around 50 of these messages, out of those messages most of them are for links that not only return a 404 error but were never even created in the first place. The other few all point to URLs which, although are correctly identified as spam manually, when querying the domains using the tool at http://www.surbl.org/surbl-analysis (And subsequently the system we use in our site) return as 'not blacklisted'.
Our application integrates with both SURBL and WebOfTrust to get reputation for URLs and automatically removes all links we detect as spammy. But what are we to do when SURBL is informing us and our ISP of URLs that don't exist or are not even blacklisted in SURBL itself. An example of this is
--
Please remove the abused shortner:
http://dft dot ba /-qTY
[etc]
--
This URL has never existed, not 'did exist but has now been deleted' because we don't fully delete things from our database just mark them deleted, this URL has never forwarded to anything other than our 404 page.
Another example of the other behaviour is this
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Please remove the abused shortner:
http://dft dot ba /-NqD
[etc]
--
This URL did exist (but has now manually been deleted), but forwards to the domain 'li.ru', not blacklisted by SURBL. Trying to access the URL by any methods from our server (CURL, WGET etc.) returns a 500 server error so it looks like the site has blocked us from automatically figuring out where the URLs are redirecting to (I guess on an IP based block, it works from other servers). If SURBL isn't going to blacklist sites why are we being alerted that the link is being abused.
Our web host says SURBL often generates "false positives that should be ignored" but I'm trying to avoid our site getting blacklisted/flagged etc.
Any suggestions?
-Sam
Bonjour. En vacances, je serai de retour au bureau le lundi 15 août 2011. Merci de vous adresser en mon absence à societes(a)jmhsa.ch.
Hallo. Ich bin in den Ferien und werde zurück im Büro am Montag 15. August sein. Wenden Sie sich bitte in der Zwischenzeit an societes(a)jmhsa.ch.
Bonjour. En vacances, je serai de retour au bureau le lundi 15 août 2011. Merci de vous adresser en mon absence à societes(a)jmhsa.ch.
Hallo. Ich bin in den Ferien und werde zurück im Büro am Montag 15. August sein. Wenden Sie sich bitte in der Zwischenzeit an societes(a)jmhsa.ch.
Bonjour. En vacances, je serai de retour au bureau le lundi 15 août 2011. Merci de vous adresser en mon absence à societes(a)jmhsa.ch.
Hallo. Ich bin in den Ferien und werde zurück im Büro am Montag 15. August sein. Wenden Sie sich bitte in der Zwischenzeit an societes(a)jmhsa.ch.
I run stopforumspam.com and we have started taking honeypot feeds that contain URI data.
Would any of this be of any use to your project? If you check any of our
listings for a blue hand, then
evidence of forum and blog url spam is available.
keep up the great work :)
Bonjour. Je suis absent du bureau et de retour jeudi 30 juin. En cas d'urgence veuillez appeler le bureau au ++41.32.729.00.20.
Hallo. Ich bin nicht im Büro und wieder zurück am Donnerstag den 30. Juni. In dringenden Fällen bitte JMH anrufen ++41.32.729.00.20.
When sending a delivery test to my seedlist, one of the spam filters
referenced surbl. Specifically, surbl: [c2FpbHRocnUuY29t]. Does
anyone know what this means? I did a look-up for all of my company's
IPs and domain and none were listed. Thanks!